PropellerAds Detected and Prevented Over 98% of Fraudulent Activity in 2022

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Despite challenges presented by fraud in the digital advertising industry, PropellerAds takes a zero-tolerance stance. Dedicated to maintaining a secure and trustworthy multisource platform, PropellerAds demonstrates its success in fraud prevention in its latest report.
Fraud Rejection Performance: Main Categories
In March 2023, PropellerAds released data on the main categories subjected to campaign rejections.
The company defines "rejected campaigns" as campaigns rejected before launching because of policy violations. Meaning, the Policy team provides the advertiser with a rejection reason and a chance to amend and resubmit the violating campaign.
The following categories received the most rejections:
- Sexual content: These were campaigns that tried to bypass PropellerAds' tough rules on explicit content.
- Copyrights: Campaigns that, for example, wrongly tried to use existing brands' logos.
- Misleading ads: These include among other things fraudulent malware alerts, phishing attempts, and prohibited products.
- Multi accounting was 20% of banned campaigns, wherein advertisers attempted to create new accounts after their previous ones were banned.
- Fake tech support constituted 13% of banned campaigns.
- Other types of fraudulent activities accounted for 9%.
- Misleading ads represented 7% of the banned campaigns.
- Failed KYC processes were 6% of the banned campaigns.
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